Giulio Ysidro Giordano

Giulio Giordano, age 51, entered God’s Kingdom on April 22, 2022. He was a loving and adoring father, brother, uncle, and son. Giulio was also a devoted family member and friend. He was born in White Plains, New York on January 18th, 1971. Moving to Houston, Texas in 1979.

Giulio was a Founder and Partner of Giordano Construction Incorporated, a commercial concrete and asphalt paving company. There he spent his time in Field Operations. He loved his men and his equipment. He was proud that he could leave his mark on the Houston Landscape.

Giulio had a passion for bow hunting and fishing that brought him to many destinations such as Canada for Black Bear, New Mexico for Mountain Lion and Mexico for Tuna and Marlin.

One of his greatest achievements and deep sense of pride was his acceptance of Jesus Christ as his personal savior. He made his public profession in 2008. His love for God and his works were worn on his shoulder like a badge of courage.

Giulio’s greatest passion was his children. He loved Dante and Sofia to the ends of our universe and back. He never missed a wrestling match or cheerleading event. He spoke so fondly and with a spark in his eyes when asked about his diamonds. He was proud that Sofia will be attending A & M University this fall. Giulio was also very proud that Dante joined us as the next generation entering Giordano Construction Incorporated.

He has left behind many loved ones including: His son, Dante Giordano, and daughter Sofia Giordano. His mother, Natacha Giordano, and brother Jason A. Giordano. Father, Franco Giordano (deceased). His sister-in-law, Monik Giordano. Nieces and nephews, Leila Giordano, Alessia Giordano and Tristin Collom Giordano. His aunt, Diana Look, Uncles Michael Look and Joe Saiz, and cousin Tyler Look. A multitude of family and friends who shared his life.

Our family would like to thank all those that played a role in Giulio’s life. Although short it was a wonderful life. Your journey and walk with Giulio will not be forgotten. He will be missed until we all meet again in God’s eternal home.